Lou Wilson

Actor and comedian Lou Wilson first caught the attention of mainstream audiences when he began appearing on the series "The Guest Book" (TBS, 2017-). Born in Altadena, California, Wilson eventually settled on Boston University for college. While studying communications and Italian at the school, he dove headfirst into the area's renowned comedy scene, becoming a member of the University's improv troupe My Mother's Fleabag. He also performed with the ImprovBoston Family Show, a kid-friendly sketch group that won a Nickelodeon Award for Best Children's Theater. After graduating in 2014 and subsequently moving back to California, Wilson turned his attention to the Upright Citizens Brigade, where he quickly became a member of the sketch teams DIRT and The New Deal. While performing regularly for live audiences, Wilson also began cultivating his comedy skills on camera, co-starring in the webseries "Tween Fest" (Funny or Die, 2016-) and appearing on an episode of "Comedy Bang! Bang!" (IFC, 2012-17). Soon, Wilson snagged roles in more long form projects, joining the cast of the series "American Vandal" (Netflix, 2017-), as well as co-starring in Greg Garcia's "The Guest Book."